You heard it… another name change, as well as integration into Vista!
Month: November 2005
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Cybergang hits Adware maker with DOS attack
Adware purveyor 180solutions was blackmailed by Dutch cybercriminals who were arrested for hacking 1.5 million PCs.
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Sony to patch copy-protected CD
“Sony BMG Music Entertainment and a technology partner are working with antivirus companies on a fix for a potential security problem in some copy-protected CDs.” – well that was fast…if you're keeping track at home, the score is Consumers 154 – DRM 0
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Remastering a Custom Knoppix Distribution
Creating your own Knoppix based live CD distro has never been this easy with this cool tutorial.
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TrueCrypt 4.0 – open-source disk encryption – finally out!
TrueCrypt, the open-source disk encryption (with plausible deniability) for Windows XP/2000 is now for Linux too (yes, it's been ported to Linux!). Among the features of the new version are: Ability to write to outer volume without risking that a hidden volume within it will get damaged, support for 64-bit WinXP, keyfiles, auto-dismount, hotkeys…
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Microsoft's Singularity Operating System
“Microsoft Research has published the first details of a wholly new operating system under development called Singularity, designed new from the ground up, built on a new language and designed with emphasis on dependability instead of performance.”
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Google will display relevant TV commercials, too
It is very possible that Google is creating their own branded digital television DVR / satellite service. Imagine watching Google Satellite TV through your “internet ready” Google DVR…
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22 ways to foil credit card thieves
You probably wonâ??t end up paying the bill, but a stolen credit card can still cost you big in time and aggravation. Here's how to protect yourself online and off.
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How To: Windows 2000/XP IPSec Firewall
“Windows 2000 as well as Windows XP Professional both allow the end user to construct a IPSec Firewall without having to rely on canned or “for purchase” third-party solutions.”
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The Bigger Your Hard Drive, The Longer You Wait For Trial?
Cops say hard drives justify 90 day jail without trial.